Ceiling in basement is 84". 1: what is the suspension from ceiling? 2: where does the TV cord go and how do I connect my dvd? Thanks all.
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In your basement at minimum it will bring it down to about your eye level, maximum it will bring it even closer down probably waste level where you can comfortably sit down and watch TV. Kind like an upside down TV stand basically. The cables go thru the inside of the pipe. And the is an adapter you can buy that connects to most of these TV mounts to hang a DVD player, else you'll be running cable thru the ceiling like I did. 2 50" HDMI cables should go standard with this set up so you'll have options to plug stuff in, and throw in a coax cable to. So order them. Very cheap on overstock and amazon. Once you do all the running cables thru the chitterling stuff you don't want to do it again.
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We have 10 feet ceilings. I installed three and didn't cut off any of the cord. In fact, I would have liked about 6 more inches of cord, but it worked out fine. I am 5 feet 8 inches.
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I had the same concern, wanting to mount this fan in a room with 8 foot ceilings. You cannot remove or shorten the downrod, it is needed for the clearance of the fan blades from the ceiling.but because the fan blades are mounted on the top of the motor you still have enough height from the floor.I have had this fan in operation for five months and really like it. It makes almost no noise.
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Hi, Maybe I can help. The lamp plugs directly into the wall outlet via a very, very long circular, "lamp cord" with a three-pronged plug at the end. The lamp cord is about as thick as the one used by my cable company to wire my cable TV system. It is also less flexible than a typical lamp cord. To attach the lamp to the ceiling the company includes a metal hook that you screw directly into the ceiling, sort of like the hooks you use to hang a plant (only less decorative), AND a three inch long "S" shaped piece of plastic with a small hole at one end. To attach the lamp to the ceiling, first screw in the metal hook. Then, attach the "S" shaped plastic piece to the hook using the small hole on the end. Finally, you thread the lamp cord "in" and "out" of the "S" shaped piece of plastic. The lamp is held in place by the tension created by "threading" the lamp cord through the "S" shaped piece of plastic. Sorry for being "long-winded", but I hoped this helps. BTW, I use mine in my bedroom suspended above the end table with a 40 watt yellow light bulb, and I like it very much. Also, it is very utilitarian looking, not fancy. I happen to like that look.
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You can hang it as close as you want - I removed a bunch of links from the chain with pliers, and have it hanging about 5 or 6 inches from the ceiling. But you could even leave just a couple chain links and have it almost right up against the ceiling. For aesthetics, you can also trim down the power cord so that there's not a lot of slack hanging over the chandelier. Unfortunately there's not a lot of space in the dome for all the extra cord, so if you're hanging close the ceiling, you will most likely have to trim the cord. The downside to cutting the cord is that if you ever want to hang the chandelier lower, you might not have enough cord length remaining, so just keep that in mind.
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Very heavy because its a plasma. I have a 65" and IM a big strong guy and I almost could not get it off the ground! Amazing because its so thin too! I,ve seen wall mounts for 80" TV's now at Costco now so just switch out your wall mount you should be ok :)
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Its adjustable, There's about 10 ft or more of cord which you can adjust. I adjusted mine to about 4 ft of length from the ceiling and stuffed the excess into the base of the fixture
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Not very long. Sorry I can not measure it since it is installed.I wanted to mount the remote up at the front of the AV cabinet routed around the side to the front and it would not reach. So I had to mount near the top of the left hand side. Cabinet is 18" deep and the section it is mounted I about 24" wide with the fan mounted at the top in the center of the 24". I hate the noise this fan makes and I am only running one of them. I makes a loud whining noise even at low speed and gets worse as you increase. I saw one answer that said 6 ft. That may be the power cord but not the fan to remote cord. 3 ft would be more accurate.Hope this helps Not very long. Sorry I can not measure it since it is installed.I wanted to mount the remote up at the front of the AV cabinet routed around the side to the front and it would not reach. So I had to mount near the top of the left hand side. Cabinet is 18" deep and the section it is mounted I about 24" wide with the fan mounted at the top in the center of the 24". I hate the noise this fan makes and I am only running one of them. I makes a loud whining noise even at low speed and gets worse as you increase. I saw one answer that said 6 ft. That may be the power cord but not... » Read More Not very long. Sorry I can not measure it since it is installed.I wanted to mount the remote up at the front of the AV cabinet routed around the side to the front and it would not reach. So I had to mount near the top of the left hand side. Cabinet is 18" deep and the section it is mounted I about 24" wide with the fan mounted at the top in the center of the 24". I hate the noise this fan makes and I am only running one of them. I makes a loud whining noise even at low speed and gets worse as you increase. I saw one answer that said 6 ft. That may be the power cord but not the fan to remote cord. 3 ft would be more accurate.Hope this helps « Show Less
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You are given a lot of length on the cords. I have 10' ceilings as well and had to cut the cords shorter.
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My son has his in his basement. 8' ceiling. He loves it...he is 6'2" and climbs in with his 18 mo, old son!
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We had to do the same thing! We strung a 25 foot extension from basement to upper floor. Got the new 25 foot cord at St. Vincent De Paul for 50 cents!
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My unit fan runs continuously no matter what the setting. I never hear the compressor kick in.I am concerned about my electric bill also. How did any of you speak to a representative? All I got was to e-mail them and I have not heard back. Right now I am trying to use the bucket and see if shuts off when the bucket is full. What is a good setting for a large basement? I would appreciate any help.
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The speaker wires vary in length depending on how far they are required to be from the DVD unit, i.e., the woofer speaker that sits near the unit is about 10 -15 feet long. The rear speakers are about 25 feet long. I have a large living room with vaulted ceilings and there is plenty of wire. I have a 2-year old Sony and the remote works fine when the proper codes are put into the unit. I use a DISH satellite remote to control the unit, TV and more so I don't need the TV remote. Be ready to get a little frustrated when talking to Samsung service reps. If you need service, their deep, off-shore accents can drive one crazy. I hope this info is helpful. G. The speaker wires vary in length depending on how far they are required to be from the DVD unit, i.e., the woofer speaker that sits near the unit is about 10 -15 feet long. The rear speakers are about 25 feet long. I have a large living room with vaulted ceilings and there is plenty of wire. I have a 2-year old Sony and the remote works fine when the proper codes are put into the unit. I use a DISH satellite remote to control the unit, TV and more so I don't need the TV remote. Be ready to get a little frustrated when talking to Samsung service reps. If you need service, their deep,... » Read More The speaker wires vary in length depending on how far they are required to be from the DVD unit, i.e., the woofer speaker that sits near the unit is about 10 -15 feet long. The rear speakers are about 25 feet long. I have a large living room with vaulted ceilings and there is plenty of wire. I have a 2-year old Sony and the remote works fine when the proper codes are put into the unit. I use a DISH satellite remote to control the unit, TV and more so I don't need the TV remote. Be ready to get a little frustrated when talking to Samsung service reps. If you need service, their deep, off-shore accents can drive one crazy. I hope this info is helpful. G. « Show Less
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the Little nub on the bottom in the front is actually a screw which when turned will adjust the front end of the projector higher or all the way in is as low as it goes,I usually just place my projector on a small table or small stand or stage floor depending on where I am using it. You can buy a stand if you want to suspend it from the ceiling.I hope this info helps
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We don't have vaulted ceilings. Right now the humidity is 51% in my 32' x 20' music room. I have the Kenmore set at 65%. The only reason the humidity is so low is because the little Swiss-0-Air ran out of water overnight. The Kenmore is a pile of junk with a funky filter that has to be replaced. Guess I have to get a second Swiss-O-Air :(
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I have my 26" TV attached to it and the TV has a DVD player.......There is absolutely no vibration when the TV or DVD is playing. The overall sound is not that big.....so no vibration is present.
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No problem! I've noticed the TV "seems" bigger (or smaller) depending on where people prefer to sit in a movie theater AND how tall they are. We have the TV mounted on a wall, so this makes it feel like you're watching a moving painting. My wife is 5' tall and sits 12 feet away, directly facing the TV, she thinks it's perfect for watching her favorite shows, like Ugly Betty. She is 8 feet away when she uses the Nintendo Wii (and Fit for exercise) and thinks it's great. She prefers to sit no closer than the middle of the movie theater from the big screen. Sometimes I complain we're too far away... I'm 5'10", and sit 6-8 feet away, from a side viewing angle to watch TV shows. I think 50" is just right from this distance, but I also like to sit no farther away than the middle of the movie theater. When I use the Wii from 8 feet away, I wonder how a 58" would look. Some of my taller male friends think we should have gone with the 58", however, they sit so close in the movie theater, and prefer XBOX games, perhaps video games need to be closer? No matter who I've asked, nobody has commented that the TV is too big. Feel free to ask questions. We spent many days researching (in 2006 and again this time) and many hours planning the TV's placement, so we're happy to help. Enjoy your new TV!